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The New York Psychoanalytic Society has established a Trust Fund for the support and extension of scientific psychoanalysis in America.
The fund on October 1, 1928, slightly exceeded $7,500. The trustees of the fund are: A. A. Brill, M.D., S. E. Jelliffe, M.D., Mr. Alfred L. Rose, Adolph Stern, M.D., Mr. Leo S. Bing, treasurer, and C. P. Obern—dorf, M.D., chairman.
The income from this fund will be used to provide treatment for needy persons suffering from nervous disorders, to assist physicians in obtaining adequate psychoanalytic training, and to further psychoanalytic research. It is the purpose of this fund to assist by psychoanalytic treatment some of the many persons of limited means for whom virtually no such facilities exist to—day.
Contributions should be sent to Mr. Leo S. Bing, treasurer, 119 West Fortieth street, New York City.